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#Barish_me_teekhi_maggie_wali #बारिश_में_तीखी_मैगी_वाली #Spicy_Maggi_in_the_rain #Cartoon_Videos #Abundance_magical_stories (Komal ) #Barishmeteekhimaggiewali #goodvsbadmotherinlaw​ #everyonehadamotherinlawlikeher​ #bestmotherinlawintheworld​ #goldenmagicalkahaniyan​ #animatedstories​ #Animatedvideos​ #Cartoonvideos​ #HindiStories​ #FamilyStories​ #Cartoonstories​ #Animatedstories​ #hindicartoonstory​ #cartoonkahaniya​ #Devranijethanikikaha​ #animtedstories #hindicartoonstory #cartoonkahaniya #AnimtedCartoonvideos #Hindistories #Hindicartoonvideo #Hindicartoonstories #hindistory #hindikahaniya #sasbahu #sasbahukajhghda #naitikkahanai #stories #newstories #garibkikahani #sasbahuladai #sasbahukalesh Spicy Maggi in the Rain Mother-in-law: Sarita (50) Father-in-law: Ramesh (50) Daughter-in-law: Shilpa (30) Husband: Arvind (32) Daughter: Ruhi (8) Dhanraj Seth: 50 Police Officer (Male): 40 Rajpal: 35 Birju: 32 Friend: Menaka (28) Customers: Suresh (30), Payal (23), Sanjana (25), Raghav (30); Conductor: 40 *Story Start* Narration: It is daytime. Torrential rain is pouring outside. Water is dripping from the hut's roof in several places. Shilpa is trying to catch the water by placing vessels and buckets underneath. Shilpa (30) [Distressed]: Oh God, why hasn't this rain stopped yet? I’ve thrown out so much water... and it’s leaking from everywhere—near the headboard, over Ma-ji and Papa-ji’s bed, and even right here on the stove. Sarita (50) [Distressed]: Oh, daughter-in-law, don't worry; I'll handle it. You just get on with making the rotis. Shilpa (30): No, Ma-ji, the whole house is soaked. Please sit down, or you’ll get wet. Sarita (50) [Smiling]: Oh, I’ll manage. You go ahead and make the rotis; we just need to keep throwing the water out. Narration: Shilpa listens to her mother-in-law and starts making rotis on the stove, improvising a way to keep the water off that area too. Meanwhile, her daughter is shivering under a blanket in the cold. Ruhi (8): Ah... Mom, water is dripping onto my bed too. And I’m feeling cold. Ramesh (50) [Distressed]: Oh, Ruhi, come over to me... Grandma will dry your bed. Ruhi (8) [Distressed]: Mom, so much water is coming through the roof—what if the roof collapses and falls on us? Shilpa (30): Oh, you’re being silly—what kind of talk is that? You shouldn't say things like that. Narration: Soon, a heavy downpour begins; water starts dripping onto the stove, ruining the rotis. Shilpa clutches her head in despair. Shilpa (30) [Teary-eyed]: Oh God, this rain is driving me crazy. It has wreaked such havoc in the house—we can't cook or even sit down to eat. The house is so dilapidated; it really needs repairs. Sarita (50): Don't worry, *bahu* (daughter-in-law); I'll speak to someone about it. Shilpa (30) [Distressed]: I don't know about the money, *Maa-ji*; this rain has caused so much damage. Even the bedding is ruined. I really dislike rain this heavy. Ruhi (8): I'm hungry, Mummy. Please make something for me to eat. Shilpa (30): What am I supposed to make? Should I conjure up a royal feast just for you? You'll get whatever has been cooked. [Internal thought: We're already running low on rations—everything will be gone in two days—and on top of that, the sweeping and mopping work has increased.] Ramesh (50): Oh, *bahu*, don't get angry; she's just a child, after all. Narration: Shilpa empties the water collected in the vessels and, after cleaning up, serves everyone a meal consisting only of rotis and pickle. Sarita (50): *Bahu*, why didn't you cook the vegetables? We had eggplants, after all... Shilpa (30): I thought I'd cook them tomorrow; we can make do with pickle today. I had laundry to do as well. Ramesh (50) [Smiling]: Well, never mind. You should eat too. Narration: The rain stops for a while, but the vessels have filled up with rainwater again. Just as Shilpa is about to go and empty them, her mother-in-law speaks up. Sarita (50): Oh, *bahu*, where are you taking those two buckets of water? It’ll just flow right back in front of the doorway. It’s best if you use it to wash the dishes or the laundry; that way, you won't have to fetch water. Shilpa (30): Oh yes, *Maa-ji*, you reminded me just in time. We have enough drinking water, so I won't need to go to the well tomorrow. It's good that this rainwater came in handy. "At least it did something good... but if the rain keeps up like this, we won't be able to live in this house in the coming days." Ramesh (50): [Smiling] "Daughter-in-law, don't worry... I'll get it repaired—no matter what it takes." Narration: Shilpa calms down. The sun hadn't come out; clouds were still hovering even at 4:00 PM. She sits in the courtyard outside and washes the clothes. Shilpa (30): "Oh, my back! Even washing clothes has become a struggle now." Narration: After washing them, she hangs the clothes out to dry. Shakuntala (50): [Smiling] "Oh, daughter-in-law,